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Douglas Bush, the new head of acquisition, technology and logistics for the Army, plans to use new funding flexibilities to reform how the service buys software.

Panatir says its data crunching software has killed people—and saved some.

Oracle has been cleared to host some of the DOD’s most sensitive data in its national security cloud systems.

Oracle has been cleared to host some of the DOD’s most sensitive data in its national security cloud systems.

New education pilots from the JAIC are seeing large demand from across the DOD, its policy head said.

The Army Venture Capital Corporation is coming back from the grave with a new managing director: Jake Chapman.

The Army Venture Capital Corporation is coming back from the grave with a new managing director: Jake Chapman.

The hackathon was the first of its kind. The broader goal is to “attack the ATO,” the chief digital transformation officer said.

Google Cloud won a production contract for multi-cloud management services that it says implement zero trust tech.

Can 21 sailors, many of whom aren’t full-time sailors, bring unmanned systems to the Fifth Fleet in support of deterrence by detection in the Middle East?

In her resignation missive, the former DOD official writes that the allegations leveled against her were false and politically motivated.

A recent spate of software memos aim to increase collaboration and the use of code as a part of the DOD’s “DNA,” says chief software officer Jason Weiss.

The change comes after the policy was shrunk and follows multiple reviews of the certification program rollout.

Sherman, who was confirmed to be the CIO of the Department of Defense in 2021, will also become acting chief digital and AI officer.

The Army says it now has the data and digital thread capabilities to advance 3D printing in the battlefield, but some hurdles remain.

IMEX this year will have 80 unmanned systems being tested along side ships from dozens of countries, the Navy said.

Raj Shah will be one of 14 members on the Commission on Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution Reform.

The startup in May hired former White House CTO and DOD undersecretary for research and engineering Michael Kratsios as managing director.

Booz Allen Hamilton won a $6.8 million contract to develop a zero trust prototype for the Thunderdome program, DISA announced.

Garrett Yee, the two-star general that has served as the military No. 2 at DISA will retire from service this Spring.